def load(save_dir: str, meta_filename='meta.json', **kwargs) -> hanlp.common.component.Component:
"""
Load saved component from identifier.
:param save_dir: The identifier to the saved component.
:param meta_filename: The meta file of that saved component, which stores the class_path and version.
:param kwargs: Additional arguments parsed to the `from_meta` method.
:return: A pretrained component.
"""
save_dir = hanlp.pretrained.ALL.get(save_dir, save_dir)
from hanlp.utils.component_util import load_from_meta_file
return load_from_meta_file(save_dir, meta_filename, **kwargs)
def load(save_dir: str,
verbose=None,
**kwargs) -> hanlp.common.component.Component:
"""Load pretrained component from an identifier.
Args:
save_dir (str): The identifier to the saved component. It could be a remote URL or a local path.
verbose: ``True`` to print loading progress.
**kwargs: Arguments passed to `Component.load`
``devices`` is a useful arguments to specify the GPU devices component will use.
Examples::
import hanlp
# Load component onto the 0-th GPU.
hanlp.load(..., devices=0)
# Load component onto the 0-th and 1-th GPU using data parallelization.
hanlp.load(..., devices=[0,1])
.. Note::
A component can have dependencies on other components or resources, which will be recursively loaded. So it's
common to see multiple downloading per single load.
Returns:
A pretrained component.
"""
save_dir = hanlp.pretrained.ALL.get(save_dir, save_dir)
from hanlp.utils.component_util import load_from_meta_file
if verbose is None:
from hanlp_common.constant import HANLP_VERBOSE
verbose = HANLP_VERBOSE
return load_from_meta_file(save_dir,
'meta.json',
verbose=verbose,
**kwargs)
def load(save_dir,
meta_filename='meta.json',
**kwargs) -> hanlp.common.component.Component:
save_dir = hanlp.pretrained.ALL.get(save_dir, save_dir)
from hanlp.utils.component_util import load_from_meta_file
return load_from_meta_file(save_dir, meta_filename, **kwargs)